Wild-Eyed Proposal Starves Out Peace Plan
A newspaper column critiques Mr Bryan's suggested sequence to install Harding as president through resignations. It argues Wilson would not resign, cites Senate party balance, and contends Harding will pursue simple, democratic policies with careful use of public funds.
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Misread Text Summary Block
Fragmentary OCR line shows garbled plea about President Wilson and a battleship. No clear names, places, or events are readable to determine a coherent news item.
Political clash and pavement talk after Cox defeat
The editorial critiques Gov. Cox post election remarks and calls for perspective after November 2. It notes differing county pavement bids, compares regional progress in Black Hawk and Floyd counties, and mentions Kentucky votes with a quip about Oklahoma electing a woman to Congress and a Miss Robertson in 1922.
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Mason City
Oklahoma
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The Sadlier Bank Scandal of Tipperary in 19th Century Ireland
John Sadlier rose from a young lawyer to head the Bank of Tipperary, attracting deposits and praise as prosperity spread across the county. He expanded his reach to London ventures, funded Clara Morton’s lavish life, and gambled away funds, leading to a bank collapse. Facing ruin, he died by suicide, later revealed as a staged death to escape consequences. A retrial and reopening discomfort followed, with Sadlier ultimately returning in memory as a penitent figure.
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Farmers Cheer Up and Prices Fall After War Peak
The Yowa Editors note farm prices will rebound from wartime peaks but cannot stay inflated. They cite oversupply, large grain stocks, and reduced demand as Europe cannot absorb surplus, urging farmers to endure until markets recover.
Market notes on corn use and cement industry trends
In Iowa and the United States the piece discusses corn as fuel, estimating saving and price effects if farmers burn part of their crop. It notes nearly 30,000,000 bushels could be burned in Iowa and 300,000,000 nationwide if 10 percent were used as fuel, implying price shifts. It also references a midwest cement plant seized for German connections and sold to a major cement trust affecting prices.
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Cedar Rapids
Conn Jtry
England
United States
Middle West
Cement Trust
Webster City
Election Bets and Jugs of Juice in Odd Verse Fragment
A garbled verse notes bets placed by a character named Gy Freak L Stanton on elections to Jones and Beaver and a forty-dollar wager to Brown. It mentions a jug of juice to Jinks and a Colonel Scott A house and a Mayor James, with a note about paying up bets. The text shifts to odd lines about roads, storms, literature, and a seller claiming six novels.
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Nuts and mixed diet advice from Dr. Huber column
Health Talks by Dr. John A. Huber discuss nuts as nutrition in moderation within a mixed diet, noting the superiority of combined protein sources over a single food. He warns against one sided diets and promises to answer cheese questions next. He also links stomach acidity to nasal and throat catarrh and notes women’s gym facilities vary by town with local advice.
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Friend Wife By Ace Fullerson
Andrew worsens from a cold and insists no doctor can help. Imogene plans to summon a physician as Andrew predicts his death while lamenting lack of proper cure and seeking home remedies.
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Ace Fullerson
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Imogene
Tama
Comforts and Quinine Fails in Rural Remedy Exchange
The pair—Imogene and the man identified as Andrew—discuss a home remedy scene with mutton tallow, red flannel, a tightly tied stocking, hot water baths, and nine comforters. They lament the lack of quinine and whisky as a city remedy seems unavailable.
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Imogene
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd
A brain teaser about a butcher who buys 100 fowls for Thanksgiving at 62 cents per chicken 102 per duck and 134 per turkey and makes 7 cents on each chicken 22 cents on each duck and 25 cents on each turkey. He has 1010 dollars to invest and asks how much profit he earns. The answer to number is The word BARK.
Bobby Duck Loses His Hidden Pond After Rescue
Bobby Duck finds a dug well and thinks it is his private pond. Rover Dog helps rescue him when he cannot escape. The farmer later fills the original pond to protect Bobby from foxes, ending the duck’s quest for a private watery hideaway.
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Walter
Big Rover Dog
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Fellow Wings Sparrow appears with yellow edged wings
Description notes a sparrowlike bird called the fellow wings sparrow with yellow edged wing tips and a yellowish eye stripe. It is rare, found in limited farms in the Middle and eastern states, and not easily seen by casual observers.
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